Please tell me what kind of plant seeds are these? Thank you, I saw it in the flower bed

First of all, the principles for selecting indoor foliage plants

1. Depending on the size of the space, choose the type of plants appropriately. Hotels, restaurants, and lobbies should choose large-scale foliage plants, such as rhododendron, conifer, areca nut, iron tree, araucaria, rubber tree, banyan tree, podocarpus, money tree, etc.; families such as conference rooms and large living rooms should choose Medium-sized foliage plants, such as monstera, pothos, red banana, palm bamboo, orchid, pocket coconut, taro spring, nandina, brazilian wood, ruby, etc.; offices, bedrooms, because smaller spaces should be taken on the windowsill , coffee tables, office desks, and shelves have the advantages of mini foliage plants, such as asparagus, golden heart spider plants, and asparagus slender-leaf weeping plants. If the room has air conditioning, you can also choose an environment that is both shade-tolerant and air-conditioned. Such as Brazilian wood, unicorn tail, money tree, ruby, monstera, orchid, palm bamboo, pothos, dieffenbachia, red iron tree, Araucaria, sycamore, etc.

2. Place your plants according to the point of lighting and ventilation. Choose your plants wisely. The light area can display light-loving plants, such as money trees, etc.; the time zone should be placed on asparagus, spider plant, asparagus, white palm, taro, polyphylla, etc.; in the fuzzy area, plants such as orchid, palm bamboo, pothos, etc. can be placed .

2. Care and management of indoor foliage plants

1. Lamps: Lamps are placed to meet the requirements as much as possible. Auditoriums, conference rooms, diffused or reflected light that requires 2-3 hours, light intensity above 1400 lux, offices, bedrooms, a room that requires diffused or reflected light intensity of up to 1-3 hours. to more than 1,000 lux; in corridors and halls, the light intensity reaches more than 900 lux.

2. Watering: Place the plants in the room without much water. They will dry out and get wet at the same time. Do not pour the water down in the middle after watering them thoroughly at one time. But you can also spray the leaves with a watering can or a small watering can, twice a day in summer and once a day in winter to increase humidity, dust, and clean leaves, which is conducive to photosynthesis.

3. Fertilization: Add 5‰ fertilizer per half water once a month or spray foliage with 1‰ urea once a month. In addition, it also has the function of watering with rice water and fertilizer. For convenience, a few grains of surface fertilizer sprinkled weekly on the basin are also available.

4. Pest and disease control: Highly toxic pesticides should not be used indoors. Aphids can be treated with 1‰ of detergent or spray mosquito killer (the amount should not be too much). Powdery mildew can be wiped away with an alcohol cotton ball. If the hazard is serious, resort to symptomatic prevention and treatment.

5. Replace protection in time: If you find that the leaves have withered, yellowed, dull and lifeless leaves or other phenomena, you should replace them in time to restore protection. At the same time, it should not be exposed to direct sunlight to prevent sunburn or loss of a large amount of water through evaporation, leading to wilting and death. If there is no shade, you can manually erect a black shade with a light transmittance of 70%-75% for a light intensity of 1500-3000 lux. The maintenance of the site must be fresh air but protected from strong winds. Maintenance should not be a breakthrough and early repotting. Because of this lagging state of tissue and function of plants, once the soil is broken, the root system will be damaged. It should only cut yellow leaves, fallen leaves, and other diseased leaves, water frequently, but finely clean fertilizer once a week, gradually increase the concentration after one month, and after two to two and a half months, increase to the normal seedling application concentration. To restore life, then repot with soil in accordance with growing growth. The pot soil is suitable for semi-leaf mold and loam, and the base fertilizer is dry manure. Use a little bone meal and oil residue, because bone meal and oil residue are late effective fertilizers. You can change indoor plants and slowly play with fertilizers. The pelvic floor must be empty and transparent. Otherwise, when the air is blocked, water and rotten roots will enter the room.